Презентация к празднику Hallowen.

Symbols of Halloween
skeletons
ghosts
goblins
a black cat
witches
devils
vampires
monsters
jack-o-lantern
bats

Hallowe’en is an old English holiday of joke. It is the last night in October. This holiday is from Ireland and Scotland. Now many Englishmen like to celebrate Halloween. And Hallowe’en is a popular American holiday too. In New York old and young take part in Hallowe’en festivals.
The people wear scary masks of the witches and wizards, because they say ghosts and witches come out on Hallowe’en. There are many legends about Hallowe’en. The witch is usually ugly and often messy. Of course, she has a broomstick and her favourite pet is a black cat.
One of Hallowe’en symbols is a lantern made of a pumpkin. Usually it is a big orange or yellow pumpkin. Children like to make lanterns out of such pumpkins. Boys and girls take a large pumpkin and cut off a piece from the top. They take out what is inside with a knife and a spoon. Then the children cut out the eyes, nose and mouth and put a lighted candle inside the lantern.

On the thirty-first of October many English and American children like to have Hallowe’en parties. Children dress up as witches, ghosts, goblins, hags, monsters, devils, vampires, werewolves. Boys and girls take pumpkins and big paper bags. Dressed in costumes and scary masks they go along the streets and knock at the doors of the houses. Children ask the traditional questions «Trick or treat?» People should give them a treat – an apple, a sweet or a piece of pie, or children are ready to play a trick.
On Hallowe’en English and American boys and girls eat, dance, sing and play funny games. They always enjoy Hallowe’en parties a lot.

Who lives in the haunted house? Read the text and write.
a) The witch’s favourite pet is in the window of the first floor.
b) He is on is web in the highest window.
c) She is in a tall black hat in the largest window.
d) The whitest flying creature is in the room to the left of the highest window.
e) The orange symbol of Hallowe’en is in the room on the ground floor.
f) He who has no body (only bones) lives in the room with the smallest window.
g) In the room above the lighted vegetable lives the scary thing
which you put on your face on Hallowe’en.
h) The creatures that fly at night live in the room on the roof of the house.
i) Someone who drinks blood lives in the last room.

1. HALLOWEEN IS CELEBRATED ON
2. … COLOURS ARE ASSOCIATED
WITH HALLOWEEN
4. SHAKESPEARE’S PLAY … BEGINS WITH THREE
WITCHES ON A HEATH
5. THERE ARE BONES IN THE HUMAN SCELETON
3. PEOPLE TRADITIONALLY “BOB” … AT HALLOWEEN PARTIES
6. … CAN WALK THROUGH WALLS
OCTOBER 31st
ORANGE AND BLACK
APPLES
“MACBETH”
OVER 200
GHOSTS
7. IF A BLACK CAT CROSSES YOUR PATH IT MEANS…
IN BRITAIN
GOOD LUCK
8. … IS WORN AROUND THE NECK TO KEEP VAMPIRES AWAY
GARLIC
9. IN SCOTLAND … WAS TRADITIONSLLY CAVERED
INTO A JACK-o-LANTERN
A TURNIP

12. WEREWOLVES ARE SUPPOSED TO COME OUT…
… IS CELEBRATED THE DAY OF THE DEAD
INSTEAD OF HALLOWEEN
MEXICO
DURING A FULL MOON
13. A WITCH USES … AS A TRANSPORT
A BROOMSTICK